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THE AMAZING RACE...is Back ! (2 Viewers)
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Snapwizard
Snapy
Same I just dont have time, who care you've seen it anyways!
Snapwizard
Snapy
Well just wait a few weeks, arnt they showing the start now??
Snapwizard
Snapy
The endding is great, its a must see if you havent seen it,
routemarker
Looking for the Way out ?
ar the whole season is great, just wait till team guido take the fast forward and come in last place because they stayed at a hotell waiting for a direct evening bus.
the actuall fast forward task was really riveting. 2 teams battling it out for the one FF
the actuall fast forward task was really riveting. 2 teams battling it out for the one FF
Snapwizard
Snapy
Bring back such great memories, sence Marker is spoling, remember how nancy+emily got a 12 hour time penalty and team guido didnt get elimanated and Frank+Magrareta was in their home town and Frank points out where he use to live and they still lose, hahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahaha and team gay ass was freazing their ass off in the snow and never heard of again!!
Silverstone
Obey, The Law.
No AMAZING RACE will top The Amazing Race season 4. But theyre all VERY good. I downloaded every eppy of Season 4.
Silverstone
Obey, The Law.
Mentioning that would get me into a lot of trouble actually.
But "some people" in parts of the world...that i THINK, POSSIBLY are able to get it from KAZAA...possibly
But "some people" in parts of the world...that i THINK, POSSIBLY are able to get it from KAZAA...possibly
Snapwizard
Snapy
Remember the end of the third one when the bitch won!! That was such a mad moment!! I reckon the first series was the best!!
Trigger189
XYLENE-FREE ZONE
Hell yeah! Season 4 rocks! Definately my favourite. Followed closely by Season 2..that was an awesome series too...no finale has matched the Season 2 finale...but still no. 4 is my fav.
Snapwizard
Snapy
LOL I watched it on Sunday whi,e doing uni work - and realised how good it use to be, I cant believe how hot Emily was (the young one- hope it wasnt Nancy)
routemarker
Looking for the Way out ?
CBS announced today that the fifth installment of its The Amazing Race reality series will premiere Tuesday, July 6 at 9:30 PM ET/PT with a special 90-minute edition of the program.
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After the special 90-minute edition, which will air after the network's 90-minute 8PM ET/PT of its Big Brother 5 series, The Amazing Race 5 will settle into its normal scheduled weekly time period -- Tuesdays at 10PM ET/PT, where it will follow Big Brother 5's regularly scheduled 9PM ET/PT broadcast.
As in previous editions, The Amazing Race 5 pits eleven teams of American couples against one another in a race around the globe for a prize of $1 million, however unlike in previous editions, the fifth installment of the series will feature a team containing a previous CBS reality show contestant -- 23-year-old Alison Irwin, the runner-up in last summer's Big Brother 4.
A contestant who, to put it mildly, incited strong feelings among Big Brother viewers, Alison will be competing in the series with her boyfriend Donny, a college football player whom she frequently mentioned while confined within the house all summer.
Whether Alison will be nearly as successful in a series where subsisting on peanut butter and jelly sandwiches would rank as a scroll in the park for the frantic global travellers remains to be seen, but CBS executives seem to think the casting and Big Brother-coupled scheduling might help the critically-acclaimed series that, unlike unlike its long-running CBS reality cousins Survivor and Big Brother, has drawn only mediocre ratings and been on the cancellation bubble after virtually every season.
"It invites more people to come to both of these shows," CBS reality executive Ghen Maynard told Daily Variety. "[Alison] had "a very interesting storyline on Big Brother, and I think there'll be interest among fans of that show" to see her on The Amazing Race.
Given that Alison was frequently shown flirting with other male contestants on Big Brother and wondered aloud if her relationship with Donny would still be intact after completing her Big Brother appearance, the simple fact that she and Donny are still even together will likely be a surprise to viewers -- and a reason that Maynard claims the couple's casting appealed to CBS. "If they had applied for The Amazing Race the regular way, they would have made it because they have such a fascinating relationship," Maynard explained.
As for why the network is scheduling the program as a 10PM ET/PT lead-out of Big Brother rather than for example, as a 8PM ET/PT lead-in to Big Brother, CBS scheduling executive Kelly Kahl told Variety that "I think having an established brand like Big Brother leading into The Amazing Race can really help us get the show even more exposure with younger viewers." "And given the amount of reality programming coming on this summer, getting The Amazing Race out of the (8 PM) fray could be very beneficial for the show."
While Kahl's comments make some sense, we can't help but note that CBS attempted a similar strategy last summer with its Cupid series, which originally aired Wednesdays at 10PM following Big Brother 4's 9PM live eviction broadcasts... and it was far from a success. Cupid struggled in the timeslot, drawing fewer than 8 million viewers an episode, and was moved to Tuesdays at 9PM (another post-Big Brother time period) after four episodes were broadcast.
Perhaps CBS will have better luck with The Amazing Race... or perhaps the network should simply have scheduled scheduled Big Brother 5 and The Amazing Race 5 each air an hour earlier (at 8PM and 9PM respectively) -- we'll find out this summer.
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A 90 min premere eh. i hope ch 7 doesnt cut suff out to make it fit in 1 hr like they did with TAR 4
take a look at that US time slot, 10pm , i guess 10.30pm on seven doesnt look so bad now...
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After the special 90-minute edition, which will air after the network's 90-minute 8PM ET/PT of its Big Brother 5 series, The Amazing Race 5 will settle into its normal scheduled weekly time period -- Tuesdays at 10PM ET/PT, where it will follow Big Brother 5's regularly scheduled 9PM ET/PT broadcast.
As in previous editions, The Amazing Race 5 pits eleven teams of American couples against one another in a race around the globe for a prize of $1 million, however unlike in previous editions, the fifth installment of the series will feature a team containing a previous CBS reality show contestant -- 23-year-old Alison Irwin, the runner-up in last summer's Big Brother 4.
A contestant who, to put it mildly, incited strong feelings among Big Brother viewers, Alison will be competing in the series with her boyfriend Donny, a college football player whom she frequently mentioned while confined within the house all summer.
Whether Alison will be nearly as successful in a series where subsisting on peanut butter and jelly sandwiches would rank as a scroll in the park for the frantic global travellers remains to be seen, but CBS executives seem to think the casting and Big Brother-coupled scheduling might help the critically-acclaimed series that, unlike unlike its long-running CBS reality cousins Survivor and Big Brother, has drawn only mediocre ratings and been on the cancellation bubble after virtually every season.
"It invites more people to come to both of these shows," CBS reality executive Ghen Maynard told Daily Variety. "[Alison] had "a very interesting storyline on Big Brother, and I think there'll be interest among fans of that show" to see her on The Amazing Race.
Given that Alison was frequently shown flirting with other male contestants on Big Brother and wondered aloud if her relationship with Donny would still be intact after completing her Big Brother appearance, the simple fact that she and Donny are still even together will likely be a surprise to viewers -- and a reason that Maynard claims the couple's casting appealed to CBS. "If they had applied for The Amazing Race the regular way, they would have made it because they have such a fascinating relationship," Maynard explained.
As for why the network is scheduling the program as a 10PM ET/PT lead-out of Big Brother rather than for example, as a 8PM ET/PT lead-in to Big Brother, CBS scheduling executive Kelly Kahl told Variety that "I think having an established brand like Big Brother leading into The Amazing Race can really help us get the show even more exposure with younger viewers." "And given the amount of reality programming coming on this summer, getting The Amazing Race out of the (8 PM) fray could be very beneficial for the show."
While Kahl's comments make some sense, we can't help but note that CBS attempted a similar strategy last summer with its Cupid series, which originally aired Wednesdays at 10PM following Big Brother 4's 9PM live eviction broadcasts... and it was far from a success. Cupid struggled in the timeslot, drawing fewer than 8 million viewers an episode, and was moved to Tuesdays at 9PM (another post-Big Brother time period) after four episodes were broadcast.
Perhaps CBS will have better luck with The Amazing Race... or perhaps the network should simply have scheduled scheduled Big Brother 5 and The Amazing Race 5 each air an hour earlier (at 8PM and 9PM respectively) -- we'll find out this summer.
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A 90 min premere eh. i hope ch 7 doesnt cut suff out to make it fit in 1 hr like they did with TAR 4
take a look at that US time slot, 10pm , i guess 10.30pm on seven doesnt look so bad now...
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Snapwizard
Snapy
Neither can I - comon I wait to goin the Amazing race but its for Yanks only!!
redslert
yes, my actual brain
great show!
i watched every episode of the first series and second series!
lol hard to stay awake at school after the late nites!!
i watched every episode of the first series and second series!
lol hard to stay awake at school after the late nites!!
Trigger189
XYLENE-FREE ZONE
..and how long did that take?